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Wednesday November 13, 2024 6:00pm - 8:00pm MST
"Pods are mortal" is a well-known quote in the official Kubernetes documentation. For ultra-long running stateful workloads that take months to complete, this mortality comes with its own challenges. How do you react to hardware failures? What resource quotas are appropriate? What if the workload has no built-in persistence and does all its work in memory? For such workloads, failures can be fatal, potentially wiping out months of work. This session will show that despite all the obstacles, Kubernetes can still be a reasonable choice for running stateful workloads that take months to complete. Using real-world examples based on production workflows, we will show how we design, configure, run, and operate such workloads using K8s and Argo workflows. We will also show how intelligent checkpointing using CRIU can help us deal with failures and enables us to avoid some problems even before they occur.
Speakers
avatar for Sebastian Beyvers

Sebastian Beyvers

Distributed Systems Researcher, Giessen University
Sebastian Beyvers is a distributed systems researcher in bioinformatics and a cloud-native Rust developer at Giessen University. Sebastian's current work focuses on cloud-native data storage and processing solutions that try to harmonize existing national and international data ecosystems... Read More →
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Maria Hansen

Research Associate, Giessen University
Maria Hansen is a research assistant in the field of (bio)informatics at Justus Liebig University Giessen. She is currently working on a cloud-native data orchestration system that aims to unite existing national and international data ecosystems.
Wednesday November 13, 2024 6:00pm - 8:00pm MST
Salt Palace | Level 1 | Halls A-C + 1-5 | Solutions Showcase
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